Carahsoft Makes cBrain F2 Available Through NASA SEWP V

On November 2, 2026, cBrain announced a distribution partnership with Carahsoft Technology Corporation, with the first step making cBrain’s F2 software platform and related services available through Carahsoft’s NASA Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (SEWP V) contract. For federal buyers, the practical change is access through an established government-wide acquisition contract rather than a newly announced standalone procurement. The announcement does not identify a particular agency requirement or disclose pricing, a contract ceiling, or an order value, so it should not be interpreted as evidence of a federal award or committed spending.

SEWP V is a Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC) managed by NASA that supports procurement of commercial information technology products and related services by U.S. federal agencies and authorized contractors. Using Carahsoft’s existing SEWP V channel may give agencies a familiar route to evaluate or buy F2 and related services, while potentially reducing the contracting steps needed to access the offering. cBrain described the partnership as simplifying procurement and reducing the time needed to enter into contracts with federal customers, strengthening its ability to convert interest in F2 into commercial agreements. Those are company-stated expectations, not a reported measure of realized sales or faster procurement outcomes.

The announcement is part of cBrain’s broader U.S. market expansion. The company said it recently established cBrain Inc., a wholly owned U.S. subsidiary, and registered in the federal government’s System for Award Management (SAM.gov); those developments were announced on October 22, 2026. Separately, following a successful pilot project, cBrain received its first reported contract with the State of California in August 2026. That state-level activity is distinct from the SEWP V channel announcement: the source provides no value or scope for the California contract, and it does not describe a federal customer award resulting from the Carahsoft partnership.

For procurement teams, resellers, and competing contractors, the key signal is an expansion of cBrain’s federal-market accessibility through an existing vehicle and distribution ecosystem. Carahsoft serves federal, state, and local agencies, as well as education, healthcare, and private-sector organizations, through a network of technology vendors, resellers, and systems integrators. Agencies considering F2 should still validate fit against mission needs, applicable SEWP V ordering procedures, requirements, and funding, and should seek current pricing and service details through the appropriate channel. Competitors should monitor whether the new access route leads to agency-specific requirements or orders; none are identified in the announcement.

• cBrain F2 and related services are available to U.S. federal agencies through Carahsoft’s SEWP V contract.
• NASA manages SEWP V, a GWAC for commercial IT products and related services.
• The announcement establishes a purchasing route; it is not a new contract award or standalone solicitation.
• No pricing, contract ceiling, order value, or specific agency requirement was disclosed.
• cBrain says the partnership is intended to simplify federal procurement and reduce the time needed to contract with federal customers.
• cBrain recently established cBrain Inc., a wholly owned U.S. subsidiary, and registered in SAM.gov, according to developments announced October 22, 2026.
• Following a successful pilot, cBrain received its first reported contract with the State of California in August 2026; the source does not state its value or scope.
• Carahsoft’s distribution network serves government and other sectors through technology vendors, resellers, and systems integrators.
• Federal buyers should assess F2 against agency requirements and confirm ordering, pricing, and service details; competitors should watch for follow-on requirements or orders.